Julia Galiano

La periodista Julia Galiano y Mónica Meltis hablan sobre la violencia en las elecciones en México, destacando los asesinatos de candidatos y la influencia del crimen organizado en la política local. Se discute la percepción de riesgo, la relación entre política y crimen, y la preocupación por la seguridad durante las elecciones en Guanajuato y México.

Julia Galiano-Rios, a freelance journalist based in Mexico City, sheds light on the brutal murder of influencer Valeria Marquez during a TikTok livestream. The conversation dives into Mexico's alarming femicide crisis and the failures of its judicial system to protect women. Galiano-Rios discusses the vibrant feminist movements pushing for justice, along with the challenges they face in enacting meaningful reforms. The podcast highlights initiatives aimed at addressing male violence and fostering a culture of accountability in a society grappling with gender-based violence.

Julia Galiano, a Mexico City-based journalist known for her insightful on-the-ground reporting, dives into the complexities of U.S. immigration policies and their impact on Mexico. She discusses preparations for potential mass deportations and advocates for a new app designed to help distressed Mexicans. Galiano also highlights the emotional toll faced by asylum seekers and analyzes the implications of designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations. The conversation encapsulates the intersection of politics, trade tensions, and the humanitarian crisis at the border.